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Just a minor point. Games Workshop have specifically stated that Orks and Daemons were written with fifth edition in mind. It is also generally agreed that Chaos Space Marines were too. I also notice you list Blood Angels as Fifth, but not these, which were released after it was If Blood Angels are fifth edition (and I consider them to be), then Dark Angels are too.

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I took the liberty of adding an intro (not controversial) and adding obsolte codices, meaning codices which did not get a replacement but still don't apply any more (controversial!), like stuff from Codex: Eye of terror".

Elric of Grans wrote:Just a minor point. Games Workshop have specifically stated that Orks and Daemons were written with fifth edition in mind. It is also generally agreed that Chaos Space Marines were too. I also notice you list Blood Angels as Fifth, but not these, which were released after it was If Blood Angels are fifth edition (and I consider them to be), then Dark Angels are too.

I completely agree these are all 5th ed books.